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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
THE SOUTH.

THE SOUTH
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, has invited the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland to visit that city
next fall. New Orleans has done likewise
NINE new cases of yellow fever and no
deaths were reported at Key West, Fla,
on the2j.
COLONEL E. W. ROBERTSON, Congress-
man-elect Of the Sixth district Of Louisiana,
and who represented the Sixth district in
the Federal Congress from 1877 to 1851, is
dead.
MARYLAND Prohibitionists have nomi-
mated the following ticket: For Governor,
Symmetrical Baldwin, of Baltimore; for
Attorney-General,J James Pollard, Of Balti-
more; for Comptroller, Thomas E. Wright,
of Cambridge.
THE steamer George Law was sunk at
Petersburg, Va, recently, port hole being
left open. No lives were lost, although 800
colored excursionists were ON board ut the
time.
THE other evening John Bales, OF Clar-
endon, Ark, was assassinated while asleep
by man with whom he had 91 arreled.
AT Manchester, KY, during the voting in
the recent elections. six lien were killed
outright and q number wounded. The fight
ing occurred over q negrs's Vote, and more
AAAinSS "CAS HACiss 80 eoV oAiAAAOSAey WoS
assuming vendetta form
THE Louisville express was thrown from
the track near Greenwood, Va, on the 4th.
B. w. Pettway, the baggage-msster, had
his head severed from his body and seven
passengers were very seriously injured.
THE CoWrier-Joxrna! has reports from sev.
enty-four Kentucky counties ont Of 1l9.
These cast seventy-seven per cent Of the
entire vote Of the State IN 1854, when
Clevelands majority was 81, S39. In these
counties the reduction of Cleveland's vote
has been 9,asS. Applying the same rate to
the remaining counties the total reduction
in Buckner's vote will be 1855 This will
leave Democratic majority of A.S51.
FIRE broke out at Mason Il Sons, Pratt
street, Baltimore, Nd, on the 4th. A fire.
man named Schultz was killed and Chief
Engineer Hennick seriously injured. The
fire extended to adjoining buildings, prov
ing very destructive. Loss $500, 900, par
TALLY insured.
TEXAS voted on prohibition on the 9Th.
Indications showed that the amendment
was defeated by about 6l.00J. The other
constitutional amendments were also de-
feated, excepting one-extending the time
Of holding the Legislature.
THIRTYFIvI business men were burned
cat at Tampa Fla receutiy LOSS e1j OU:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
HOWARD MISSION
AND
HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS
So RIVINGTON.ST. NEW.YORK CITY.

The friends OF HOWARD MISSION and all who delight
in helping to make tho children OF the happy and
seniDg sunshine INTO desolate homes respectfully In
vci TO kindly bear in mind that Christmas is coming that
tho OF cold and risp for tho poor which ie bs
yoni IL are coming.
For twenty-six years the HOWARD MISSION has cared
for thousands OF and hoposs children and other
OF the CITY of ork and and nnmbers0
children have been placed through its influence in homes
and business stulon and educated for usefulness COOL
citizenship and honorable self support
1hls Miss SOLELY DEPENDS UPON VOLUNTARY
CON TRIBUTE to carry on It's hartabe work.
We earnestly AK your generous cO-operation.
Number OF IA lille. benefited during 800
Numbrr of children "embars of above families 1888
VISITS among the families during The
l67
Number placed homes AMI during the ~
$umber o children yunng and eDrO lei
daychno scholars and members al Bible classes 700
Mot Bible CAS- 100
CASH CONTRIBUTIONS may DO sent 10 THE How
ARD MISSION. 2 D Box 1923. n. Y. or To- y HATCH
President > Mas ~. New. York CITY
CLOTHING AND PROVISIONS received at tho MIS-.
81 ~ HOME. 50 KivngtOn.st Y. Y. sent for To
address rcce pit Of notice. Very respectfully.
A. > HATCH. President
:. +. WYCKOFF. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PLANS FOR THE MINNESOTA AND OAK

PLANS FOR THE MINI ESOTA AND DAKOTA.
NEW RoCKFoRD. Oak Dec. u (SDeciah Tho
tract for tho grading Of tho MiLLesota and Dakota
hailruad has been lot. no survey Is riie Last
mrnlh was cDdr - "a vrhout mieuu "hlrsc and
construction arrangements far perfected that little
remains to be done before the opening Of spring.
n terminal site has been secured In Fargo so near
inc Fargo and southern Railroad that the suspicion Is
awakened that the Milwaukee road figures IN the CON
slru, ION OF tho now limo. The Minnesota and Dakota
ohi'Ials deny this. Tho grading contract let, Is
ir a shsic track from Fargo I'D miles duo northwest
10 point htcrn miles west Of Ncw Rockford In Wells
,ouniy, passing through the towns OF Ottawa. shcr-
PIoohc, ana NcN-ROchford, to the Mission RIVER 10
!" competed IN the spring, the road to be In opera
iion the entire distance I'm time 10 remove next seasons
crop The vice president and secretary, T. H. cutler
mas gone 10 Nnhraham Mass. and Will conclude tho
maj financial adjustment OF the company Immediately,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
BITS OF CHAT on MANY TOPICS

ere IS nut for the tin miners OF Cornwa all to crack
y" 'nY per OF the Wilson Line for London yesterday
Soo'o'cu lorty tons OF tin Orc shipment England
from inc Black HIS In and around the Black Hills
region there are said to be vast deposits OF tin orc
S"cleht to rev0utOnze the tin trade Of Che entire
World Little of IL has yet been pnt on the market
I'h",gh mining operations hay been In active prog,
ic>S Iof Two or ihrcc years EX- MaIshIl [. r. pawn
ana cN Governor A. b, Cornell have a large tin mine
, ~ rom which they are falling ore The centre
ol ne region IS at llarncy's Peak, around which tho
oo IS sau 10 be In large deposit In the form Of ring
H. C. kcrcns, Of ST. Louis in Ncw-Yorl ycstcr-
day on flying trip TO take home his daughter for
CHRISTMAS. She has been attending q young ladies'
school hero. Mr. Kcrcns IS as warm ls ever in his
friendship and admiration for Mr. Blaine and SAYS he
IS confident that MIR Blaine Will be the next President
IT was largely through Mr. Kcrcns thai the Irish
american movement IN Mr. Hiaine's favor in 1oS4
secured organization and force by which II was neatly
Irish. Americans a~c still for Mr blaine with all The
ardor or her passionate and loyal natures and that
White House.
Congressman George West, of Ballston and cx-sen-
aior Warner Miller in the city Tho political wise
acres AFFECT to see in this slight movement to further
General lluScd's election Speaker Thus far in tho
contest over the olganzaon OF the House IT has been
part Congressman West, who IS known TO be close to
for Hustled. He Will be elected too, you will see"
A venerable hooking man. with slight Quaker APP
pcarancc benevolent face and WHISPERS and hair like
the driven snow who has been n guest at the Fifth
Ave huc Hotel for a week. Is j. II. ado OF Cleveland
He IS wealthy His first great start in life in sug
costing, promoting and pcrccng the consolidation OF
telegraph lines, ont Of which the great western Union
telegraph Company was evolved Tho original con
ccmion OF such corporation was tho product OF his
brain.
FXCongrcsSm Frederick Miles. OF Connecticut
small compact solid and phlcgmatic has tho twink
ling eyes and fairy large stomach to represent Santa
Claus but he lacks the fnll beard lie Is an iron
manufacturer Of the Nutmeg state, which, he the
Cleveland message has made certain to 20 Republican
II We cannot carry Connecticut that issue" sad
NJ Miles last night as be was starting home with
gtipsack full Of holiday gifts, then never carry
II. II ] had been asked 10 write something for Mr.
Cleveland 10 lay before Congress- which would do ON
side the most possible service ! colld not have dCnc
better Cleveland has ont lSurhaIdcd Burchard"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
j. EsErMhN'S STurIrhr FoR IRELAND.

PROMINENT MTN MlEr 10 DEN"vNcE I'll" fN"-
lis TORY CorECIoN r'ifcf
\ largo meeting Wa, hcld last night IN g. Nch'ols
Institute jersey city. undor the au,pcc- of the ssh
National League to dcnuuuco the coercion policy
Of tbo Tory Government OF England and rAprc,, . M
pathy with William O'Hrcn, Lord Mayor iulii' an
Of Dublin. MI Maudos die aud tho other Irish patn
ot, Who are incafccratrd ia Brush dungeons Mayor
Cleveland pc, died and the platform was occupied
by a number OF prominent citizens, Including tNt"v-
cInor Albeit ". L. Holmes, Captain
Dusan cA Mayor McGarisk, Of llohohcn; tho
Rev Father hammer, Director Govern. ~ Tire
Board Of fIrrhodrs. and Director Of Education Moran
4 letter was received fIom Governor Green say ing
that he Wa, prevented by Illness from Attending tho
meeting. CONGRESSMAN McAdoO wrote from tmnb
ton that be- was unable To br present owing To us
Official duties ~ -GoNcrnor Abbott made an eloquent
urcrh which wa, received with enthusiasm. lie
drnuunccd the British GoNcrnm'nt In strong hhgnhSo
for its inlu-tIco toward Ireland and said that the
movement for Homo Rule va, growing steadily hnd
surely. Resolutions Wcrc adopted expressing sym
uafhy for the Irish cause and the IRISH patriots IN
ir,un and commencing tho Efforts OF Gladstone ana
parnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
OBITUARY.
MAJOR JAMES HAGGERTY.

Major James Haggerty died at bis home, No. eos
East Forty nlnthst., at 80 m. yesterday lie had
been sick for long time and his death had been OK
pccted daily.
James Haggerty was born OF Irish p1rentage In Gas
gov, scotland, December 81, 1884, ami educ ated
in the grammar schools OF that city. While Sill
youth he 10 this country and was for time clerk
In clothing store IN Boston He studied, went to
lectures and from his small salary saved enough to at
tend private college at Meadville. lie studied law
and after he became OF ags was admitted to prac
ticc. H. 1859 he appointed adiutani OF the 18th
NewYOrk Volunteer Regiment and served for one year
until his health gave way, when he resigned.
lie was good speaker, early identified himself with
the Republican party and was also OuspOkcn In his
sympathy with the Irish question In 1869 he was
appointed by President Grant consul to Glasgow, but
on reaching there tho British Government refused to
receive him consul, the ground that he had
been prominent In the Irish movement in tho United
States. lilo returned to this country and was made
Deputy Naval Officer at this pOlt, Moses H. Grlnncll
being then Collector.
Whom the Liberal Republican party was organized In
1872 Mr. IIaggery resigned his place in the Custom
House and stumped the state for Horace Greeley for
whom he had sincere friendship After the close of
the campaign Mr.. Haggerty In his fortunes with
the Democratic party. In 1881 Mr.. Haggerty was
elected to the Assembly from the NXth District
Tammany Hall Democrat and rooiected In 1882 1883.
1854 and 1855. In the last year ho indie
pendent against Henry stewart. and beat the latter by
Ia votes lie did not run In l7o lie oxpoGted 70 TO
ccve the nomination fOr senator from tho lAth DIS
trict this year, but was disappointed
During his Legislative career Major Haggorty eXer-
cised great deal OF influence in tho Assembly, lilo
apt speaker, possessing a large amount OF In
formation on various subjects, and was no mean an
tagOnSt whom arrayed against measure. lie was
pecally well verscd I'm insurance matters. aud a.
tho author of the act limiting the amount of receiver
ship fees, and took a warm interest In the various
railroad and Insurance Investigations. lie was for
years president OF the Manhattan Branch If the
Irish National League holding tho place at the time Of
his death.
Tho funcra services Will take place at the house on
Friday evening at o'clock in presence of the members
OF REM Post 80 a.. G.. A. r., of which he mem
bcr, and he will be buried privately Saturday
Ing In Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
NO rs AYD IYcIDEYrS OF TIE Sta

NO rs AVD TNCIDENTS or TIE STAGE.
The Of "In the FA.hion," at WaIi4cks viii not
occur n "wednesday next
Francis lson ismikg arrangements to PLAY the LADY
or the II Ger IN Lonpn As he - not 10 be
allowed play IN NewYprA. ho il determined 20 do 80
else.
" r. Lowell the new Walack'-. tall AMI eI-
rrmoly good.leoKine yonns and f. something Ike
MONTAGUE N appearance and man or
Cuagh Ross actor formerly Of JeGcrons company,
whose Hines, typhOi malaria was rccen " r.
again.
IN much talked OF burlesque Of " Fanst" that Alfred
Philips produce at a't fonn starting place 1t
vii the Star Theatre March immediately ator
the close O Mr.. irvings second engagement.
Mr. Florence will be seen In tho Mighty Dollar"
ON Monday 1t the 81 r Laer Mr. Florence VIII
appear a Captain C'titie.
Joseph HoinAnn- Brooklyn real zed $4,000
He pay. tonight at ths metropolitan Opera House
An incident happened a tho star Theatre s
evening Mr. Florence duriug the paw OF our Governor
tells erin tories, and In the last act began one
with the When WAS marching through Gc0rgi'
when no pied with lou and continu applAuo'
tn aud General sherman IN the box
The applause continued until General came forward
and bow ed his ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the compliment
Rlchari Mansfield Will revive DR.. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Monday evening the fh Avenue Theatre It's TO DO
plavei for two weeks.
In the capitol OF Julius cesar" the tableau Is
r.mesepstion Of Gefomc's picture Of "Ihe Death OF
Cr The sale OF seats Tor the begins TINS
morning.
Days company appear at the Gacty Theatre London
on NAV 3. The opening eco VIII be Nancy q CO."
Adelne Stinhope. the na'a t"rial heroine OF a pfN
Secret" la, resigned her aqueous roe.
Frank Daniels IN Little Puck" will mako his FIRST np-
pcar4nce IN part In this city at the Fouiteehthst
Thcalre. on January IT,
round that Florence had been engaged to play IN
Possible Case"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
THEY DJDN'T LIKE A DRAFT



A business man whose Office Is ia the Montauk
block, WhU,e transactions arc an "Eor mo ""at
southwest gave "A funny recital OF his cAI"floH,''
ans of border counties of Missouri, tho Oc' b'l""
i.iur his inst visit As the head OF MS concern
thr gentleman makes ono trip year 10 mo "co. anu
in tbe Indian territory lie was making ono oil these
ANNALS Though Missouri whom he stopped over III
ans of the tio towns jerkwator railroad, whcIo
Lr bought a train Of logs. 1t took about hali me
nalo ,,u,,lon of the town to load tho logs on tho
uaI car, Having paid these oil he DIRE" III an on
ms bank In Chicago for tho amount OF mo luIth''o'
the same being nearly $1,000 ms was hahdeu 10
thn man who had sold. Iio looked the pdpoi oNcr
and urclc uding that he knew all about II, Sau !:
:. w.. lint how about the cash for tho LOGS SOFA
for ca,ho The Chicago man tod bin mo hrai TO
,rcscutrd cash Tho MissOurian took anuthcr LOOK
al the paper and shook his head me h"Hi INV
NIGH for the log train to pull ont ana tho h'S3P
man uas tabing things easy. Tho MlSa0uflah hdI
cnusnled some Of his friend, and they "alird upon
thc Chicago man. who informed ihai no mus,
nnt ATTEMPT to tako them logs away umtI nv ha'
maid cash down, a. hc had agreed MI cApI.h'.N
fous ma To the paper representa- cash "hlo VI ~"
avail IL so happcnd that tho postmaster III mo
town had a SnattcIing of business, ana ~ va, *
mailed 10 lie decided that the paper was aTat,
fut he didn't know how about tho drawer ol mo
draft As the day grow on II occurred 10 tho hi,
cnuran IN telegraph 10 Chicago. In an hour ffPy
vas mashed back that tho draft was as good rs goIu
Thcn the Mlssourlan ap0logizcd to the chicago uan
for having detained him. They even offered 10 sNo
him a dinner II he would remain over no ma'
Who had caused tho trouble rcmarked 10 MN ,"'
0dnniially You didn't doubt YOU Out
was afraid OF that thing you called n DRAFT. TIE.
fine | ever saw ono" This occurrence tooh pI ,
in Missouri about four years ago, about INC Liio
when the mountain stories OF Bret llartc "ef" sup
messed TO have been exagrcrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
~ WnPTH.ST

THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
ljj WORTH-ST.
400 children unier for whom deSr
chr DOnat o. money toys. books.
gAmos &c, will bs thanVtuily received
WM. =. BA NARD superintendent
New York Protestant Epi,copal City Mission society
1887 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL for the sunday. school
of 81. BARNABAS'5 CHAPEL VIII be held Christmas
W.. SATURDAY December "a The TREE vii be lighted
IT 30 T. The FESTIVAL for tho sunday ,chool OF ST
AN 3ROSE HURCU. Thonpspns' cOrn,r OF Prince. VIII
b. held Holy nnocents DAy "Wednesday evening, al tho
sane hour. The regular ANNA CHRISTMAS DINNER
wibe served Mon lay. December 81. At o'clock 7.
To provide suitable presents and arundant Christmas
Will require abu dant gifts ~ and fool from
those who have ,bsd this 70 tivll
Of the anniversary the Greatest III OF Cod 1T
thou hast much give plenteousy."
Money shouli be sent TO Mr. JOHN II. BOYNrON
treasurer % Eoavor-st. or 80 Bleockcr.st
Foot TOYS clo'hnS &C.. to II 50 t. BUrL RI Mitroa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
DIED.

MURPHY-on the 10th inst. at Bordentown. N j. Col
William r. Murphy. ,sei iSvsars. oo,,.
Funeral hts resi9Ic, Thurstav inc Esu insts
at TO- Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
Intermeni AZ Princeton v. j.
NoRTHCoTEAt The residence OF her father, In TINS city
Drcember 49, tdi h Liv ngStoD. wifeD the Hon H. u
Northcotr. and tan shtsr Of n amiton Fish.
Funeral at II Philips Church GarrsUns N Y, on Thurs
day December %
PARrRl DIG Suddenly TUESDAY evening December 90 Of
dphths:la. at the ionGc of his parents No l72 ksav
st.. Brook IN, charlie Andlrese, eldest son OF Alfred
Dwight ami Marie A. Partridge.
Funeral rivate
Friends kindly omit flowers
QUElTING-On Monday 10Th inst. at the residence Of
ark F. Todd. White Plans. y. Y. Mrs. Ellen d. Quot
tny.
Relatives and friends are nvte TO alton the funeral ser
wees ion her late res deace, Thursday 22d inst. ~
~ o'clock
Carriages In waiting at White Plains Depot arrival Of
train l"avinf Gran Cenfru Dept at $50
TAYLOR Entered into rest ruesfav Dec@mber 90 1897,
Eliza Iavlor rect OF Nazareth b. Taylor. IN the 65th
~ her
Funeral services at tbs Calvary NJ r. Church East
FRIDAY. D-csm her 3 on tho train
foot Barclay and Christopher
Carriages In watn at East orange Depot
YOU Noon "Wednesday. December 81 after short Illness
Edward F. Young.
NOcoG u1srI lrNHt3r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
SANTA CLATS VISITS LITTLE fTA LTANS

Five hundred little ch ldIcn. all Italians, were howl
ing with igt for two hours yesterday afternoon In
the Italian school in Lconarls st, which Is under the
charge Of the Chldrns Aid society. II wa the usual
christmas festival for the children attending the day
school, OF which Anna Van Rhyn is the principal and
A. f. Cciqua superintendent. There were pictures of
ASKING OF, the dead King and the living king Of
Italy, and the living Kings wife. Ihc Christmas
tree all gorgeous with dolls and notions # varied col
OIs and forms tactcd. of course, the eyes of all the
On drcn but their sht at this only a crcum-
taHc, compare! with the advent Of nta Ian, GcOig'
Ioan) bon and w.aiy, not from az, but rom All the
good things no carried y few of the Cl iicn almost
cIicl tAor YES for dolls. bat they al went home
lcn-t II isfcd with dolls apcco a1d paper, Of
Cald, ami g',. Mis- J l.. Iitcr, Miss NJ Gar,i!c,
Miss Julia L. Clarke, Miss ThcTa, Miss Siackpoc and
Ni.s Roam marshall tie lttlo ones aud them
through tic kinder gartcn exercise Miss Ia ain and
Mis- 1avariui ~apg. Or VI BcTini, Italian Vice
Consul Monaco J. W. Skinner, c. " Grace and Mrs.
NcElVanc among those present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
Children Cry tor Pitchers Ul,iDrlI
I)L Ed.


BARTLETr-rn Poughkerp4c December 49, Dudley Bart
lott IN tho S1th veLr u his ago.
Il AKEIY-~uliruiy. risstI Goth INST Lotto b.. wite
q Samuel VI. BakolY ,,
The ,raiyes and ents arc nvei atteni tho funeral
service AT Tho ch,el Finh Aveluo Pr sbytori'n
Churrl corner It,. lIr.tt' ~ INST AT ~ M
Eem n. will Delawtre County Tor inirrhrnt
BROWN Al her rc-lence 1876 West l3lst-st. suddenly
on Tue, itv December 20 Caroline Frances beloved WHO
OF ElbTidgo e. Brown. -
Funeral THURSDAY evening. Decsnbor D. at : O'CLOCK
Interment at Moodlawn. private
boston pa iers y -asa coy.
CRNRY- suddenly. ut East orange, " j. December ~.
r,nar,l rvre, AZ m, lte res lenre j0 A.. FRI
~ 93d inst on Of 1910 train from foot Bar
CLAW and chr -topher Tor Brick 'IIfcI station.
oARVIN-A his late In ths city. Hugh H. Gar
vim 4get 81 vstr, months ana days
Fun,r DO held at tho house on Friday Decem
her 3 ~ IN.
Interment at WnOllawh
PLEASE nmit howert
IA rtfori, Conn. papers please cory.
GKIFFEN Foarh nav. 2lst inst. Mary NJ, widow
of he lar. IN ,n,is T. grren. In her s5th year
Funeral at renlsnoe i2f East Snth ST. on Sovenih
dav (Saturay 2ith at IL IN Relatives AMI friends
invitel to tttonl
UAGoERrY -Entsrci rest hs 5d birthday. at hs
resldenoe. 225 East l9th-sl.. James haggerV.
Notice OF funeral her'Hter
HAMILTON -~udeny OF apsplexy at nor sitenoe loo
W,st bstll at Annie f., VITO OF william w. ialnilton
pun.r ..rvic~ AT Church. corner Ilst,t ana
Madison ave 10 o'ciock a IN, Thursday, December %
MILLER Al nj, IN Montcar v. j.. on Ion lay.
December 10 Levi Miller. age 63 years ami II months
run.r services will be held ut the honcsr PrrsDytoran
Thnrch on rhnr.Iav oroemb-r 81. at IL 80 1clsck n
for Montclir leave Barclay anu
hri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
ANECDOTES or THE ARTIST FIRTH

To the EdifOr Of Thr TrtbHHc.
SIR: In to-dat's issue yOur reviewer of MY AUTO
biography ana "Reminiscences" by W i. Fr'h. H. a"
omits what the artist toli me, ma on receiving er
Maicstvs command 10 punt the wedding scene Of the
Prince aud Princess OF Wales ho ma ic II condition INA"
all the prrSonagcs incu ns score 81 r"vae' shoni
At for their portraits studio with the exception o.
the Queen
during hs Lori Navoraltv Str sidney Wltcilow gave
a nm que banquet the . ptinn Han f. = - Nay'r- q"
the Kingdom al In their robes Office concev"i II
n line subject for great painting and having secured
hnut much pain, pro ui.cs Of tho m"nev callrl ON
Mr. Frth win Il letter from Mr laylor. stating my
business be les coud decline maic plump offer "i
1000 cnmcas for ill., DIrrrrs and doctors. artists are
pail guincas. II" allowed hat conce vel a COCA
ihng bnt MS rucu- prrcluirl hiS undrll'N
na IT, offered 1000 AMI his negative -nhAlNg 81
hold. 900 and To do o., WhSh D." ~dl l>f
showed hl- dilts WIcu seemed o th"" MIN h''d u'
for fnr-c YEAR. We parted on Ms pf"ul-s
Ia tink Of II AM wriic me. ~ ne dii next ha' @"' nk
tnat tlr % ririci pN prnceiy. bat dp,i'lns ior
reasons sized aud recommended Nr Dickinson. an
artist o. pu'c. there the prsl g. cn ID
ave snIurtnir- suspected tat VIZ. J. douh'c ut,
ability % lo 70 W"rk whri would have t'I~d "ilchdel
Angelo aul tuc I.iiuter q tie Russian wedding.
Ncr lOrt. Dec. J.. l~@E q. /